The basic problem is, how do you know (programatically, in a shell script) that it's a tar image? All we have is the name of the dump program, which might be "tar" or "gtar" or "gnutar" or "gtar-1.12+amanda-patches". And this will get even more complicated when the DUMPER-API is implemented and the client program is an arbitrary name. By looking at byte 257 of the file? # POSIX tar archives 257 string ustar\0 POSIX tar archive 257 string ustar\040\040\0 GNU tar archive Ben
- Problem with amverify Bill Delphenich
- Compile Problem Gerald T. Freymann
- Re: Compile Problem John R. Jackson
- Re: Problem with amverify John R. Jackson
- Re: Problem with amverify Ben Elliston
- Re: Problem with amverify John R. Jackson
- Re: Problem with amverify Ben Elliston
- Re: Problem with amverify John R. Jackson
- Re: Problem with amverify Ben Elliston
- Re: Problem with amverify Mitch Collinsworth
- Re: Problem with amverify Ben Elliston
- Re: Problem with amverify Mitch Collinsworth
- Re: Problem with amverify Bill Delphenich
- Re: Problem with amverify John R. Jackson
